Sentence examples for measures it says from inspiring English sources

Both are measures it says will improve the budget bottom line by $32.1bn over 10 years.

Later this month, the Coalition will unveil measures it says will make it cheaper for women with children to go to work.

The report puts forward measures it says "society as a whole needs to take to prevent the obesity crisis becoming unresolvable".

In contrast, the manifesto calls for a rejection of austerity measures it says have had a negative impact on "low-carbon sectors; like education and healthcare".

In a 468-page report, "China 2030", it has set out a huge range of policy measures it says are needed in order to prevent the country from eventually falling into a "middle-income trap" of much slower growth.

In a new report, Keeping The Wheels Turning: Modernising The Legal Framework of Industrial Relations, the CBI outlined further measures it says would modernise employment relations legislation.

The Buildings Department also highlighted several safety measures it said had been taken.

"Throughout 2001, the Burmese government demonstrated a new commitment to effective counternarcotics measures," it said.

In a letter to employees urging "alertness" and "special protection measures," it said it had been informed that an attack was possible through Tuesday.

And last month the agency announced measures it said would make the regulatory process more predictable for the vast majority of devices.

The combined measures, it said at the time, would "make all taxpayers better off".